Rock The World 2008
Finally, Rock The World is back again! For all I thought, KAMI The Concert at Bukit Jalil was the killer concert this year, but Rock The World 8 is just around the corner, just one month away!
Coverage:
Part 1: http://www.lifeinkl.com/2009/01/07/rock-the-world-8-part-1/
- BROWSE / IN TIMELINE
- « Helmet Air Brush
- » Xfresh X-Gig @ Ipoh 22nd November 2008
- RELATED / YOU MIGHT FIND THESE INTERESTING
- Welcome 2009
- Rock The World 8 (Part 1)
- Livesounds Indie Rock Fest
- Got it! Butterfingers KEMBALI album
COMMENTS / 4 COMMENTS
Iqbal commented on Dec 04 08 at 9:41 amHey! I was just browsing around for gigs on facebook, and I noticed a ‘livesounds music series’ event. A whole load of indonesian acts are coming down from the 5th - 27 dec! Think Marcell, Sheila on 7 and The Rock
I’m so excited!! anyone going?
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=37873917803&ref=ts
for details!
:p
KAI commented on Dec 06 08 at 1:39 amA little more info. The organizers have open slots for local Collage Bands.
Just sign up with a form and send in a demo.
For Information and details, here is the following linkhttp://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=15&t=853824&st=0#entry21854122
anne commented on Dec 16 08 at 10:49 amjust updated - laila’s lounge won’t be performing and bittersweet will replace them.
Cheerios!!!
Angry Resident commented on Dec 22 08 at 12:17 pmThis event should not have been permitted in that location.
There is no way of containing the noise from the venue. As a result, for hours, residents all around were unable to watch TV, listen to hi fi or even hold a dinner conversation as the sound blasted from the venue and reverberated around the residential blocks in the Bukit Ceylon and surrounding areas.
Don’t get me wrong: it is a laudable objective to provide a showcase for local talent, but it must not take place at such volume in a residential area.
There are plenty of alternative venues.
And in any case, the volume was such that it would have been a health hazard to those attending the event. Once the live music ended, the recorded music event that went on until 3 am was, although audible around the district through closed and sealed windows, at least not painfully loud. The live music started at 5pm with a shriek from a presenter and obliterated all chance of a peaceful evening for residents until after 11 pm.
It is simply not acceptable for such noise levels. And to emphasise how loud it was, when the audience cheered the end of the event, even with windows open, it was barely audible. Surely the crowd should be louder than the bands?
It must not be allowed to happen again.
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